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New Toronto Bungalows For Sale

South Etobicoke bungalows near the lake, Humber Polytechnic’s Lakeshore campus and Lake Shore Boulevard.

New Toronto marketMedian $770K7 for sale~34 days on marketMarket stats
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7 bungalows for sale in New Toronto, Etobicoke

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Market snapshot

New Toronto bungalow market today

Based on 7 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$770KRange $699K – $2.48M
Homes for sale73 new this month
Typical days on market34Steady pace
Median price / sq ft$1,102From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K2
$700K–$1M2
$1M–$1.5M2
$1.5M–$2M0
$2M–$3M1
$3M+0

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Bungalow6$750K
Backsplit1$2.48M

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New Toronto highlights

Between Mimico and Long Branch, New Toronto has a growing local main street on Lake Shore Boulevard.

  • Lakeside parks including Colonel Samuel Smith Park.
  • Humber Polytechnic’s Lakeshore campus and its grounds.
  • Small to mid-sized bungalows, many renovated or rebuilt.
  • The 501 streetcar and nearby GO stations.
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Things buyers want to know about New Toronto

What types of homes are found in New Toronto?

New Toronto grew as a working town in the early 1900s, so the streets between Lake Shore Boulevard and the rail corridor are lined with modest detached homes, storey-and-a-half houses and postwar bungalows, often on narrow lots. Many have been expanded or rebuilt, so condition drives value, and it pays to study recent sales before making an offer.

Is Colonel Samuel Smith Park part of daily life in New Toronto?

Colonel Samuel Smith Park sits at the foot of Kipling Avenue beside Humber College’s Lakeshore campus, with waterfront trails, wetlands and a winter skating trail. Residents of New Toronto and neighbouring Long Branch treat it as their main lakefront park, and the Waterfront Trail continues east toward Mimico.

Can I add units to a New Toronto bungalow?

Toronto now permits up to four units on most residential lots as-of-right and allows garden suites in rear yards, so a bungalow on a deep lot can have real potential. Zoning, servicing and lot width still decide what fits, so read the multiplex rules guide and confirm with the city before paying for upside.

Is the rail line noticeable in New Toronto?

The Lakeshore West rail corridor runs along the north side of the residential area, with industrial and commercial uses beyond it, so homes on the northernmost streets can hear trains. Streets closer to Lake Shore Boulevard and the water are quieter, and comparing several blocks along Etobicoke’s lakeshore helps you judge the trade-off.

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